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(NEW YORK) -- A massive storm has triggered widespread flight cancellations, most notably at Southwest Airlines, which has canceled more than 15,000 flights since last week, stranding droves of customers during peak holiday travel season. The problems continued for passengers on Thursday, when Southwest canceled about 2,300 flights or 58% of its flights scheduled for

Continues to inflict misery on new york state. stories have been emerging, of families trapped for days, during whats being called the "blizzard of the century." thousands of flights have been cancelled with southwest airlines the worst affected. zach griff is a senior reporter at the travel website the points guy. he has the latest detail on the travel situation. southwest has cancelled about two thirds of its schedule today. theyre doing that through the end of the week, which is such a popula...

Daily Caller Editorial Director Vince Coglianese said the government is partially to blame for the current travel crisis the U.S. is seeing.

A passenger seeking a refund for a canceled flight need to be his or her "own best advocate," an expert said.

Interruption, trip cancellation insurance. so even if its a weather thing, which normally they dont have to pay you back for, even if its a weather issue, these credit cards will reimburse you. dont try to build in stops. dont check luggage. thats really tough for families during the holidays, but if you can avoid checked luggage, thats going to save you so much. you see southwest is not even beginning to resume the process of restoring baggage services to people. so those are just a couple tips...

On Tuesday morning, 75% of Southwest Airlines flights out of Fort Lauderdale and 80% out of Miami were canceled. 

On Tuesday morning, 75% of Southwest Airlines flights out of Fort Lauderdale and 80% out of Miami were canceled. 

With cancellations plaguing the U.S. here's how to get refunds on non-refundable tickets, get paid for getting bumped, and generally get something in return for you inconvenience.

West Coast customers were left without power on Tuesday morning after an atmospheric river brought wet weather and dangerous travel conditions across three states.

The points guy, zach griff. welcome to the programme. in terms of a total on cancellation today, what is the number and why are southwest doing so badly? first of all, thanks southwest doing so badly? first of all. thanks so _ southwest doing so badly? first of all, thanks so much _ southwest doing so badly? first of all, thanks so much for— southwest doing so badly? first of all, thanks so much for having - southwest doing so badly? first of| all, thanks so much for having me. southwest is ca...